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Necesidades de formación especializada en Fitopatología de los profesionales de la Sanidad Vegetal

Authors: López, María Milagros; Murillo Martínez, Jesús;

Necesidades de formación especializada en Fitopatología de los profesionales de la Sanidad Vegetal

Abstract

La Fitopatología es la ciencia que estudia las enfermedades de las plantas, que como es bien sabido, constituyen un importante factor limitante de la producción agrícola. Esta ciencia, que trata de la naturaleza, etiología y epidemiología de las enfermedades, estudia asimismo métodos de control de virus, viroides, bacterias, mollicutes, hongos, oomicetos, nematodos y plantas parásitas, por lo que presenta una indudable complejidad que es imposible simplificar. Es necesaria, por lo tanto, una formación especializada en Fitopatología que permita a los profesionales asesorar con conocimiento sobre los diferentes temas, cumpliendo los requisitos de la Directiva 2009/128 CE. Ello obliga a reconocer que los planes de estudio actualmente vigentes en España no proporcionan a los estudiantes la formación que será requerida para el desempeño de sus funciones profesionales en dicho campo y que tanto los fitopatólogos como los organismos públicos y privados, debemos poner todos los medios a nuestro alcance para su mejora.

It is well known that plant diseases are a major limiting factor of crop production. Phytopathology is the science that studies plant diseases, trying to understand their nature, causal agents and epidemiology, as well as to set up control methods for virus, viroids, bacteria, mollicutes, fungi, oomycetes, nematodes and parasitic plants. Consequently, the complexity of Phytopathology as a science, and the difficulties for controlling plant diseases, cannot be underestimated. Therefore, specialized training in Phytopathology is essential for professionals working in the field of crop protection, in accordance with the Directive 2009/128/EC. Currently the Spanish academic curricula provide the students with a very reduced training in Phytopathology, severely limiting their professional capabilities in this field and the phytopathologists and public and private organisms should work together to develop appropriate educational programs to train highly skilled plant pathologists.

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Sociedad Española de Fitopatología,, GIP, Control integrado de plagas, SEF, Ingenieros agrónomos

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